Opinion and Editorial

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It’s time to end immigration hysteria

Opinion: Watching the GOP presidential debate last week, it was easy to conclude that the greatest threat

Opinion: Random thou-ghts on the passing scene: Since electricity is generated mostly by burning coal, has

Opinion: Before 9/11, most Americans found the idea that international terrorists could mount an attack on

Congress is failing in its duty to pass a workable budget To its discredit, the Democratic

Opinion: “I’m just an ordinary middle-aged primary school teacher. I went out there to have an adventure, and

Opinion: WASHINGTON — Just in case you are returning from a long Thanksgiving vacation on Mars, let me catch

Hugo Chavez is president of Venezuela. A Tuesday editorial about his failure to win voter support for a constitutional amendment misidentified him.

Opinion: Teachers are on front line in the education process EDITOR: As a life long resident of

Opinion: They’re coming home, the lucky ones are, pulling their lives back together after harrowing times in

Just how big a challenge President Bush faces in achieving his goal of spreading democracy

Opinion: “The first day the Chinese or the Japanese or the Saudis say, ‘we’ve bought enough of your paper,’

Opinion: If minority parents voted, levy would have passed EDITOR: In last Sunday’s Vindicator, a letter

Opinion: Orlando Sentinel: As a series of scandals hit the U.S. House in the last Congress, the members

Opinion: The outcome of the 2008 presidential race may well hinge on what happens to Initiative 07-0032.

Opinion: MANAGUA, Nicaragua — While the world was looking at Venezuela’s referendum, the Hugo Chavez-backed